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‘ Staff Writer 5‘ , 0 ~- ,r - I u en er ause o a ‘- 3 . -’ ‘, 2",;
f: a. T' T , Ina“. ‘ power failure, a committee last forced l0 pdeULC -' '55". i; v"

i From its perspective. WBKyzFM e; if . ... a I... I... night discussed the impact a student revenue and 30 “e .-' .121...
may be fulfilling a role at UK, but 3' '3;‘- t' . g fee increase would have on the Stu- . ‘ i . . .‘ .2}: 3.}.
not one that is “representative of 5 . . _.. ' “I ‘ dent Activities Board and Student must charge admittance mgr“,
the University market,“ said a Lex- l .‘I . - ' "‘ " ‘ Government Association budgets [0 Shows SChOOl\ '. ‘ r.-.' ‘2

' ington resident who spoke at the 1“, . . ,‘ ‘ P " i l Aresolution, postponed by an SGA . ' ' ' ' K . j t‘ ,1 - '-.'-. {-13,};
. Radio Free Lexington forum last is «9142‘ ' l._ . ' ‘ //. i " "‘l "l- l-” i- — committee to gather student input. llke Vandy can blmg 1“ -- ',"- . ‘ .-" ti"
. night" '&!33\ ' a! T .. l 3 1r 1.. has ””9““ "‘3‘ ‘h" ““9” “Ch“ some hot-shit concert '"T ' .. :3 ‘ "’
"l'm not getting down on them," _ T ' H; E}, ,1 - 9‘ ‘ ” “T t 1 ities fee be increased by $10 If the ‘ ; '_ r.’ ': .. _, H»
I John Croxton continued, "But there ‘Tiw'l .J . J g , -. - increase is passed by the SGA sen- and charge only .‘ 7; ,‘- ..~'
is just a tremendous amount they QM??? ; ‘ , ' ate and the Board of Trustees, the $2 00 H - ’ ' I '. '_ ("1.
are not doing — along with what * 5939;“ , L. «l»— ' i" "" SAB and SGA budgets would be m- ' ' . . .‘T 'a l.
they aredOing." fgg"a‘ ‘. I l l l creased by $1.50 per full-time stu- l)a\'ld \ICke”. ‘- ‘ .—_ V. ; i "‘t
Croxton was one of about 30 peo- “9‘3! . _ ‘ t'fi l; dent. SAB vice president .’ 1‘} -. ~ '5.
ple who turned out in the Student '4‘. i v- ‘. . «to—m9; L T u " ‘ ""’ Because Of a limited budget. ”to —— ' " ‘. ff! ' a
Center to express their feelings '_.—m- “w _ T" “T" ' j ' bring in a quality speaker we would j ,A ~ 1
about the independent student radio ' “9 " " w ‘ “ have to shut down," said SAB Vice some hot-shit concert and tharge T. . I f {"7
station thatthegroupwantstoform. ‘i \ . president David Nickel] only $2 00.” because the} how.- large " 5 ..£ 4" ‘~
Theo Monroe. an organization . 50A president Paul Hayden added budgets. Nickel} said A fee increase ‘1'. _. . .' _“~
member. said although organizers _ " . ‘3 that the grout) has to contain its “Wlll at least make U.‘ comparable '- 1 . *
have not decided on a format for the : "at?! ‘ t ,‘A ,‘ spending because it can't afford a he said T * j ~ . 35:.
radio station. it will offer variom :9?! 3 t ' 1‘ “'”“"$’ " nationally known speakei‘s fee. When asked whether the proposed ‘ -' ..
typesofmusic. .3“ " V W 3 it“ -- . which can range anywhere from $150 would be enough Hayden re 1.
“Students need to be aware right . . v n ‘ ; 57.500 to $20,000. The SAB's budget plied, “Honestly. no out you cant , .~ _‘ ;' ‘ _
away that this tradio station) is not i it}; ‘ ¢ . 3 for the 1935436 academic year *5 get too yeedy and you must >lal‘l . : .- 1" .. ~ g
going to be all new wave. but rather " - 3a,, ' W , let T’ ' it 349.000- Hayden said a fee increase somewhere " .‘ i l . ‘t‘ '
Will have something to offer for ev- ‘2? fig t . 1r" - 1 ‘ sh" WOUld add about $451130 to the bUd‘ SGA President John (am ‘81” he . ~. ' . j .
eryone."Croxton said. \ n. s.— , > i, ~ get. imagines money generated from the ; ~. .- » . , . . '3 ‘.
WBKY. currently the only Univer- -' 4% j . ~ . , . - j . Nickell said SAB‘S budget is cur- fee increase would he spent to im- . . - ' ~. .,
sity-licensed radio station. plays Na~ ' M t l. . l . «. 4.3. i ii i l . i rently “0t large enough to provide prove various 86% programs The -' , , 7- '
tional Public Radio broadcasts, _ s , ‘5‘. ,. . ‘ ”7,2,“: . fit" a l I r « l ' activities that students can attend SGA currently has 512.000 allotted to ‘ y » . . ‘ _
news.and classical and jazz music. :51; £2133 ‘ «11" \QT t . ’ ' l =“‘ i, i ‘,_' , h ‘ free. “With the budget we have nOW. bring speakers to the t’nit'ersity. f. ‘2 ,‘- J
“In thepast, students have walked fT'E-T ‘1" §§1§ 9'19, 3 ‘ . t ”l 4.23 Vt - , we are forced to produce revenue and Cain said that figure would he ' ‘ j: . “ ;
into WBKY and asked for six hours ' 41:53” 4‘ 4""? g ‘ ' ‘ .7 l i l ‘ ~‘g‘gl7‘ and so we must charge admittance increased by $20.01!! to $25000 . , a : . -. ‘ ‘-
to play the Pistols. and that doesn‘t . TE,“ “ ’ ' g , 5 l . T l i '. m 7‘», toshows."hesaid. He added that $3000 to 87 am 'VA'lll : ~ ' X . _ .. ‘
work." said Kakie L’rch. acting ‘ .T""‘ " ill-l ,‘ (f Nickel] said SAB's budget is cur- go for recurring funds to establish a ' i ; '- g '
president of the group. - ,- -. ‘ ’~, 4.. rently not large enough to provide radio station ” (‘am also said he .* . ; '
"You have to [”95th yourself to 4” activities that students can attend hopes that between $5_t|)tl to sin 000 " _' ., -
the administration as a sincere " .‘ ma” free. "Withthebudget we have now. in senate appropriations would he . .1 3 .
group 0t people who are organized Blockovoy mu” T" we are forced to produce revenue put toward programs at the [,exmg _. _ - ,_
. . . Then you get the radio station and so we must charge admittance ton (‘ommunityt‘ollege ‘ _:‘. ,_ .
and drop the needle and play what / t0 shows.“he said. The final forum concerning the fee " ~‘ , ,
youwant."shesaid, UKs Lisa Bokovoy jumps to block a spike by game at Memorial Coliseum. It was called in He added that other universities increase Wlll take place at “l 3" pm ' , -,
Pam Bratcher. the organization's on Ohio State player in last night's volleyball the third game due to a power failure. SUCh as Texas AM have budgets 0t Dec 4 in 115 Student ('enter and will ' ' ' ’ .
$3.25 MillIOh for student activities. focus on student (\FEdlll/nlll'l: lurid , " .
SeeF()Rl'M.pagc5 “Schools like Vandy can bring in mg. . , . ' '
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By LISA ATKINS Although the contract is only with h ' - Stanand “,repflm glvlhfllig‘g ‘10 make the “0" 87' “fixingfinfd smilfiljflrKilns '- ‘ ‘ V, IT '
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s :EHdCSmEiigishsihescti‘aiighsr‘s ttltéainaiii? ’3‘ 6!: . scghéd<éhlplollntsl-anthlEdT-‘Da?:ri::: Sutton, displeased with the efforts and Winston Bennett had eight .' . J ' “ i:
B di a i ult e fa ult' in donesian facult‘ in Am ri n ul- ., h '. °fh15 starting five. cleared them 0‘" .. t - v I I "' " '
y sen "8 grc ur c 3 3 e ca c . added 20 as Nth-ranked Kentucky - , , - Th Wildcats took their biggest .. ' ' , '
an exchange program to it lndone- ture. " V defeated Chaminade 395- in a nori- wrth only 3'24 gone m the second e . ,y. 5 ‘ , ', ’ . v‘ . "
. . . . . . . . , r s - . 't- half~ lead in the first half. 44m with i ll .. ,.
Sian universmes. UK [s sowmg a One team from UK partiCipatlng ,, . conference basketball game last _ . lft to 1 on . m) hm m “a . g; .. .1 u _. ‘
crop of expertise in the Asian own in the program was Harry H. Bai- a -. night The Wildcats were leading 4&29 at veenderpa) a lu l .~ . . . ; . v .
"y- ley. an agonomy specialist. and hi” LN. .th Kentucky coach Eddie Sutton. who the time, - , . ”'7'" i . i
A contract was developed in i981 wife. Ethel. an English teacher. ‘1, u he}. took his team [0 have fun and win The game was "ed only tWice. 2‘2 Bl k n filh‘l‘t’fl Wm H ”ms i >' i ‘,i .1 , ’a
in conjunction with the US, Agency They lived in Palembang. Sumatra on" » _j ;. ‘ -' ball \. d‘ lled , . 'h f and 4'4- Walker. Who Shffered from 4“ mo hf ' ‘ . . p‘ . ‘ ., ' ' i‘ ,, t'r'-’_
' . . - , . - ‘2 -, ‘ game ispe an} myt 0 l tF‘rlda tntheo ner while John Wyatt led thamdiade ii... : ,-
for International Development and from 1%3-84. teaching at the Univer- t: '; ~ . _' “polvneSian paralysis“ __ a visiting leg cramps as y P9 ' 'th 2 t; f it d m Hot \1_ ,. .1 ..
the Indonesian government to up— sitasSriwijaya. . fl ._ - 2’ . 'L L against Northwestern State. put LK M ,1, pom h‘ 0 we ‘ ( ' T .' it" '. f'-;
. V, , . c x. .3 teams inability to concentrate on head for oodw'itha 1540“ um r Cray mm“ ._,. .r‘ , 4
grade the education of faculty in the At a (bunch on Aging forum last .... re d the game m the island's plush 5m. a _ 8 . , l P" .i : - ._.. ‘
ii institutions, said Lynn Poneleit. night. Mrs. Bailey described their mundmgs MM"!17I‘2‘eftmthefirsthalf- Chammade. “ho ms few the _: 1., .fl
program director With the office for experiences to a "OWd 0t 1204 Her , L'K's three-guard defense of Da- Kentucky used a 1-2-2 mg“: likes of Louisville. 8311' and \ irgili- . .' . " .
International Programs 1" Agricul- husband was “a "350““? person “1 ETHEL BAILE‘ vender. Roger Harden and James [foretehl'l/fChaminade turnovers m la in recent matchups drops to l i in 1,.- ' ‘i i. f 1' ..
ture, sotl SCience and. coordinated the Blackmon swarmed the small gym "'5 a . the early seam“ “hue Kentucky - . . ,.'.
“0f the 11 universities we work courses at five univerSItles. and he and such a pleasure because they With full court P"?SS that secured a Kentucky guards Davender. rose to 24) - W I ‘ V
with, most of them (the faculty) “is instrumental in translating a are so eager to learn." She taught 44-25 halftime lead. Blackmon and Harden harassed the . . I. * - 'i ’5 '
have an equivalent to a bachelor‘s 5011 book from English to Bahasa In. about 275 people. and 96 percent of Kentucky's pressure never sub- Chaminade guards with their man to [K Will take on the I nl\'ers1t} of . :_.i 7- .' . _‘ .
degree. We help them get their mas- doneSIan. she said. those m her advance classes passed sided as the (‘ats pulled off their big- man. never letting them get into the Hawaii- tonight in the second game . .- . . . _ .I__
ter‘s. Most stay for their Ph.D.. “ Of her own claSses. Bailey said. the Test Of English as a Foreign gest lead late in the game when re- Offense. as the Wildcats came up 0‘ "5 ‘SIEhd Sta—V ‘Tlph-l L‘ *"ht‘d' ' f " '. .
Poneleitsaid. “Teaching in Indonesia is such a joy Language (TOEFL) " serve guard Leroy Byrd hit a with nine steals inthefirst half. uledfor1-:30a m EDT - . ‘._ ".
Club sells Egypt defends assault on hijackers ' ' ‘ ' *
U NI CEF ’ B) WILLIANH'. MANN Americans, and threw them from State ‘ l‘h “ARREN ilM'I—JNS team evened its conference record with the team A fourth starter from ; \s f ht th
.' Contributing Writer to 2-2 last season is out with an iniurv. ‘ lg S W]
. However. the “heel Rats were not In the first loss to West Virginia \ $
' The I'h’ “heel Kats are living able to make a complete turnaround last weekend, the Kats were down to g .
' . _. proof of what a tough early schedule as they dropped two games on the only four players because 0f fouls _ . “Pt“ . ’ Journa lsts
.» ' and a lack of depth can do to a road to a taller West Virginia team In the second game. the Kats were .-- .. : . ' fl. ~—~.' J 3
‘ team Just look at their 3-13 record last weekend. falling to 24 in the forced to play more conservatively ' . " . A»
' g ' *~ this season four-team Bluegrass Conference. tocut down on fouls. fi/ 3"" ~ MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) __
- ‘- - "i don‘t remember a worse start Kurt Kelley. the Kats' leading "We re trying ‘0 piece {1 team ‘9' ,- g .» :5 American tennis star John McEnroe
- . . . . m my five years playing on the scorer. attributes the team‘s early gether. helley said! Vie havent ‘ . ‘ 1*: f shoved and spat at journalists in the
. . « “heel Rats." said Randy Rhodes. struggle toa challenging. roaddom- found ourselves. _\ieve played 1n lobby of his hotel here yesterday
- - - who is in his first year as coach of inated schedule spurts andnhavent put together a " w ' . morning after being asked if he had
. . .. ‘ ~ _ the team "We‘re «exhausted! from road goodgame i " ‘t s- ' wed his girlfriend. actress Tatum
. - ' - Rhodes concedes his team was trips." Kelley said, The Kats' toughest test comes this ~ , ' g O‘Neal.
j *' playing games against superior non- In fact. the last SIX games have all weekend in Pittsburgh against a l i . The 26-yearold McEnroe, known
. ,_ , ' 1 conference opponents such as Nash- been conference road games Vlhen team that has beaten the Kats twice ; ' - v , .3? I for his hot temper, was in Mel-
. ‘ - r. Vlllt‘. Atlanta and Indianapolis Hi the schedule was first made out. the m Lexington so far. ,Afler the £1, ‘ li‘ a” _, -_ bourne for the Australian Open
- -. _- 1- , ' only “on one game in the first 12 idea was to get the road games out Christmas break. I'K “11] take on gig. ,' ' 5‘: ' . championship. He allegedly pushed
\ . ' .. 5 ' "\l'e are involved in non-confer- of the way early in order to face op Westvirgmja I“ I _' ,. i , ' ‘ i _ a reporter from the Melbourne Her-
‘ 5 i ' .' , I ence scheduling against better Ponenis at home during the bad “'1'“ I l ’ . :5 til “ aid Newspaper and insulted and
‘, - ‘. teams in order to improve.” he said ter months ~ ' 5" _~ ,3 spat at a photographer at the plush
_. 1. . ‘_ , A pair of four-pomt victories over Besides the tough schedule. Kelley ' l . ' T I Regency Hotel, where he checked in
. ' ‘ conference foe LOUisville tone in said the six-member team is a little UK Wheel KOi basketball PlOY‘ _ ~ ’ Monday.
.- 3 'i‘ overtime two weekends ago enr disc0uraging because of its lack of ers Kurt Kelly and Randy Rhodes ’ ,,
. .g I, . 7 . abled the squad to boost its record depth Three starters and three re- practice at the Seoton Center .. ~» . A group of reporters and photog-
-" r _ . . y . ~ to .i-ll But more important. the serves from last year are no longer earlier this week. uuouwitumsou Kernel Stall raphers was waiting to speak to
- I. ' ' .. . McEnroe about rumors he wed
»‘_ .‘ ,_‘. ' .. V I] b ll O'Neal. daughter of actor Ryan
* ' v; . ' ‘ ' . r _ O‘Neal. in New York last week. Ms.
, ., ‘ . Kenmd‘“ kernel TOP 20 . ' "‘ ‘ . 0 ey a O'Neal was rumored to be in Mel»
. ' . ,- : Team tRecordi Next Opponent : bournewith McEnroe.
. . .' ._ - '_ I PciinSiaietlI-Oi . . .. . . .. regular season mer \‘ ,w ‘
. ' . ' 3 limatltl—Ii . . .. regular season oier P '3 game laCkS Reporter Geo" EanPWh sa'd he .
. . , " ‘ 1 \IichiganW-I-Ii . ., . .. . regular season mer I . had asked MCEmoe If he. would
- - ~ , j.‘ 4 oishhhziis-ii . . . _ . , , ll 30“ Oklahoma State 0 o {if}: llus photograph taken With MS
“ _ . . .. _ < \tihiirii thrli . . II 30w \lahaniain Birmingham. Ala ‘ y l t ty ‘ ea‘
.' 5 " .1 h \1iamitHa lih-ll , ... .. .., .. .. ll 30ys. Notre Dame ‘ ( e ec rICI
._ ‘ rhinitis—i l) .. . . . . ll 3(lis.F|orida State v” ' “He then asked me to leave the
. I . .. ‘ ‘ - - \ct‘raskui‘i I) . . ,. . . . . .. regular seasonmer Staff reports hotel." Easdown said. "I told him I
‘ ‘ y .' ' 4 defiant \oungt‘irlt . . . . . ,. I: "at Hawaii . wasn't going to be ordered around
.5 ' V » I _- ill ‘vktinstis t9~2i . . . regular scaxonmcr ‘ ' The day the Ladv Kat volleyball by him. He then went Off the deep
' ' ’ = II -\=' l’t‘ic‘t‘lll'll . regular season mer ‘ . team cadcels a match will be the end."
. .1 g f -. I: :i:»rgtia Surf-tilt 11)] '10:.“ Florida , i day the lights go out in Memorial “He pushed me across the room.
‘ ‘ t tnlltssml ~l--l . . . . ll _( \s. anderhilt : COIISEUm. then grabbed me bV the throat and
. . 14 [\‘I U] ll ., .. . .. . II 3031 Tulane , . 3' > Well last nightithappened. . '.. . .
, ’, . ‘ _ i< Oklahoma \IatciXQJ . . , ii 3(‘iis.0klahoma ._ ’-_ ‘ if”? my Shirt collar. 535:2“?! $5“:-
. g “ 1h Tuas Asxi in) . . . . I] lit“. Tents if} , s. ‘ g A power failure on the north side bfu‘tepieogflfe sag-ted towggit mgaigaCke
. ,. 1‘ “NW“ 3’ . ll 31* alTNh UN ‘5 ' ‘ ""t of campus wiped out the volleyball 'Cds . ' h . Pusth l bb . ..
, ' . ' ; 1‘ "“1"“th - » - . regularscawnowr g l l i“- match between UK and Ohio State “a” “9’“ am" 9 ° 3-
' - . ‘ IV (It‘kl'gld t‘vlrii . . ., . Ii 30 at (ieorgia Tech .5 , ’ 'n Memorial Coliseum last nj ht} . _
. ' _. 2U Baum [9~:I . . . . regular season oier “rim" 2,,“ y' l. l g EanOWTi said he did not EEJI‘OpOSC
. .. ’ ,' J f i The match was only two games totakeany actionagainstMc nroe.
— ~ . -' j . oldbeforethelightswent out. "I don't think it's worth it.” he
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. , ‘4’ ., flaw"?- '5 . . The Lady Kats won the first game said. Whatdoyou achieve.
' '— 5: V I SIDEL'NES ixaéig‘“ 3 v». 5'10 and Ohio State ‘0‘)“ the second McEnroe was leaving the hotel
_ . L ;, 5%253 a? L ‘3 game 1P4- The Lady Buckeyes were carrying tennis rackets and heading
' . . ' ' . From Staff and AP Reports ' ' . up H) m the [hlrd game before the for the tennis courts when the inci-
' . , 5'” L lights went 0“" dent occurred.
. - . 4 ., _ i OffiCIals waited 30 minutes before Mike Porter. 25. a photographer
’ Wildcats, Lady Kats play over holidays 1 calling the match. which will not be for the News LTD bureau in Mel<
. ' - . ' ' . _ ‘ . , rescheduled. bourne. said McEnroe had insulted
1- ' V 5 In the second game of its Hawaiian trip. UK will take on é ~ “It ‘1: ‘r Th J . h himand spatathim.
. ' ih in 't ' of Hawaii toni ht. Ti -off is scheduled for , - ' ~ ” r e 0" ." senior on i e Lady Kat ..
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